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Votes at a glance: Mayville Common Council actions, Oct. 6, 2025
Summary
A concise list of formal actions taken by the Mayville Common Council at its Oct. 6 meeting, including ordinance adoption, bond authorization, budget approvals and appointments.
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The Mayville Common Council took the following formal actions on Oct. 6, 2025. This roundup lists each motion, its outcome and key details recorded during the meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Ordinance 1151-2025 (winter parking update): Adopted. Motion to update winter parking rules (Dec. 1–Apr. 1, 1 a.m.–6 a.m.) and permit requirements passed on roll call. Permit fee later set at $50.
- Resolution authorizing sale of up to $26,490,832 in sewer system revenue bonds, series 2025 (DNR Project 4012-11): Approved on roll call. Motion by Alderperson Newman, second by Alderperson Henkel.
- State of Wisconsin financial-assistance agreement and principal forgiveness for wastewater treatment facility upgrade (DNR 4012-11): Approved on roll call.
- Motion to reduce city administrator wages and benefits line by $40,000 and otherwise approve general administration budget adjustments: Approved on roll call (Alderperson Smith and Henkel voted yes; Alderperson Newman voted no; Alderperson Olsen voted yes).
- Motion to add $5,000 back to police operating supplies: Approved on roll call.
- Motion to move telephone/Internet charges for police department (and other departments) to the general city hall fund: Approved on roll call.
- Motion to restore $10,000 for tank center/recreation maintenance wages: Approved on roll call; council removed the item from the deferred list contingent on administrative adjustments and legal review where noted.
- Resolution appointing members to the Medical and Health Advisory Committee (mayoral appointments): Approved.
- Multiple 2026 service agreements (Chamber of Commerce; Main Street Mayville; Graceland Cemetery; and others listed in the packet): Approved (motions carried; amount details as in packet).
- Motion to commit to a 50% city match and to proceed with site selection for a future EMS building, pending legal review: Approved on roll call.
Notes
Where recorded, roll-call tallies are listed above. Several items were explicitly noted as contingent on further legal review or staff follow-up; where the council approved an action they directed staff to return with implementing details (for example, permit procedures, contract execution, or legal opinions).

